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Thailand reports 21,038 new Covid infections

By IANS | Updated: August 11, 2021 16:10 IST

Bangkok, Aug 11 Thailand on Wednesday reported 21,038 new Covid-19 cases and 207 more fatalities, both the third-highest ...

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Bangkok, Aug 11 Thailand on Wednesday reported 21,038 new Covid-19 cases and 207 more fatalities, both the third-highest daily tally since the pandemic began, according to the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA).

The country's total number of infections has risen to 816,989, and the death toll climbed to 6,795, according to the CCSA, Xinhua reported.

The government has been trying to secure more vaccines and accelerate the vaccine roll-out to create herd immunity with the aim to vaccinate some 70 per cent of the nearly 70-million population by the end of the year.

As of Tuesday, the country has administered more than 21 million doses of vaccines, with more than 6 per cent of the whole population having been fully vaccinated, according to the CCSA.

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